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New road sign for driverless vehicles(translate.google.com)
1 points by kaivi 10y ago|1 comments
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Cancer therapy by RNA delivery to dendritic cells(nature.com)
158 points by kaivi 10y ago|41 comments
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by kaivi 11y ago
There are 11.5m documents and 2.6 terabytes of information drawn from Mossack Fonseca’s internal database. Is there a torrent for this or an online catalog?
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On the Viability of Conspiratorial Beliefs(journals.plos.org)
2 points by kaivi 11y ago|0 comments
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by kaivi 11y ago
I believe this works in the same way, just that there is no technical explanation: http://www.solargreencolor.com/
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Likely – social sharing buttons that aren’t shabby(ilyabirman.net)
3 points by kaivi 11y ago|0 comments
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BayesDB – a probabilistic programming platform(probcomp.csail.mit.edu)
175 points by kaivi 11y ago|9 comments
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Returning True Color to B&W Photos(solargreencolor.com)
22 points by kaivi 11y ago|14 comments
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by kaivi 11y ago
What does the pos parameter in image URL specify? Looks like some kind of a filter or historical juxtaposition: http://alice-logbook.cern.ch/aliceOnline/get_image.php?conta...
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by kaivi 11y ago
Yeah, I've stumbled upon this Monopoly image about 2 years ago, when I was developing a small JS-based website. It dynamically embedded random pics from image hosting sites like Imgur, and this Monopoly guy was everywhere. I guessed th
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by kaivi 11y ago
I wish there were more articles about determining the frequency at which one page should be crawled. Some pages never change, some change multiple times per minute, and we do not want to crawl them all equally often.
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Visual Search at Pinterest [pdf](arxiv.org)
32 points by kaivi 11y ago|7 comments
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by kaivi 11y ago
Priceonomics blog: http://blog.priceonomics.com/
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by kaivi 12y ago
.edu domains are still popular targets in Western Europe, and access to webservers in .gov and .edu TLDs is the most priced there. The cause for this is the belief that Google gives more weight to content and backlinks from these TLDs.
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by kaivi 12y ago
It feels and looks wrong: their website is a mess and the devices look no better. Their domain has whois privacy enabled, and it was just registered this year. News of this product are spreading quickly, but I can not find anything else abo
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Goiânia accident(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by kaivi 12y ago|1 comments
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by kaivi 12y ago
Thanks, just figured out how huge this event actually is. Any chance that VPC will support broadcast? The FAQ page is quite dry on details.
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by kaivi 12y ago
A re:Invent banner was all over AWS sites for half a year now, I can't believe that this is it. I was expecting Jeff standing up in a suit and talking to a live audience. Instead, there is what appears to be a pre-recorded video stream
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by kaivi 12y ago
Thanks, but I've heard stories about the german Hetzner hosting lots of suspicious stuff and not caring. Especially in minds of russians and other eastern-europeans, Germany has been considered a safe harbor for grey and outright illeg
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by kaivi 12y ago
I do crawling from EC2, and yes, I would not like a 1Gbps traffic spike myself. Do you deal with generic webpage crawlers that way, or targeted API abuse? Because the first ones can be smoothly shaved away with the help of Cloudflare, for i
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by kaivi 12y ago
This is great news. Does anybody know if there are significant differences between Ireland and Germany, concerning things like privacy and copyright protection? Perhaps there are same laws in EU, which are just enforced less in one country?
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by kaivi 12y ago
Well, this is cool, but Safari allows for loading basically any file located on the filesystem. For instance, trying file:///etc/passwd results in file found but can not be opened by Safari. That could be an attack vecto
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by kaivi 12y ago
Ugh, I'm confused by those area conversions. Edited to 1.33 km^2. I believe it sounds right and puts scale into perspective.
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by kaivi 12y ago
Can capacitive touchscreens be perhaps useful, with their much larger surface areas? For perspective, in mid-2013, the combined screen area of just all the iPhones ever manufactured, was around 1.33 square km ( 214.39 square feet ). Source:
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by kaivi 12y ago
This made me wonder: has there ever been a death threat, that has actually been carried out later by the same person or group? Why would anyone announce a premeditated murder before it really happens?
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by kaivi 12y ago
I guess there are already worms around, exploiting this bug. Thus, has somebody thought of exploiting and patching the attackers in response?
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by kaivi 12y ago
Talking about extras on Windows, I warmly remember this one, a song by Weezer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kemivUKb4f4 This video was included on a WIN95 CD with my first computer, along with Hover and a game-like video
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by kaivi 12y ago
Sure! I am probably biased, but I have been following Artemy and his studio from the early 2000s. He publishes semi-random notes on design, some of them influenced by realities of a post-Soviet state. Here is a link to the book: http:&#x2F
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by kaivi 12y ago
A fine example of design for the sake of design. Is that an amateur proposal, or was this accepted by USPS, polished further and paid for? Based on the amount of text fillings, looks like the latter is true. In any way, what I see is highly
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Wikipedia edits by governments from around the world(jarib.github.io)
1 points by kaivi 12y ago|0 comments

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